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Evaluating Turnover and Nontraditional Efficiency Ratios
Across Industries
The following information is taken from publicly traded retailers.
The data come from the balance sheet, income statement, and Item 2
on the companies’ Form 10‑K filings. Use the information to answer
the requirements.
Average | Retail SQ | # of | |||
---|---|---|---|---|---|
$ millions | Revenue | COGS | Inventory | Footage (000s) | Stores |
Autozone | $10,660 | $4,902 | $3,717 | 41,066 | 6,202 |
Costco | 134,497 | 121,715 | 9,915 | 110,700 | 762 |
Home Depot | 102,793 | 71,043 | 12,670 | 237,700 | 2,287 |
Lowe’s | 67,744 | 48,396 | 11,378 | 209,000 | 2,015 |
O’Reilly | 9,059 | 4,237 | 2,947 | 38,455 | 5,219 |
Walmart | 486,143 | 374,623 | 41,825 | 1,129,000 | 11,361 |
Required
a. Compute the days inventory outstanding (DIO) for each
company.
Note: Do not round until your final answer; round
your final answer to the nearest whole day.
DIO | ||
---|---|---|
AUTOZONE | .... | days |
COSTCO | .... | days |
HOME DEPOT | ..... | days |
LOWE'S | ..... | days |
O'REILLY | ..... | days |
WALMART | ..... | days |
b. Compute the gross profit margin for each company.
Note: Round percentage to one decimal place (for
example, enter 6.7% for 6.6555%).
DIO | |
---|---|
AUTOZONE | ...... |
COSTCO | ...... |
HOME DEPOT | ..... |
LOWE'S | ..... |
O'REILLY | .... |
WALMART | ..... |
c. Compute the following two nontraditional efficiency
metrics: Revenue per square foot and Revenue per store.
Note: Round your answers to two decimal places
(for example, enter 6.78 for 6.77555).
Revenue per SF | Revenue per store | |
---|---|---|
AUTOZONE | ...... | ...... |
COSTCO | ..... | ..... |
HOME DEPOT | ..... | ..... |
LOWE'S | ...... | ..... |
O'REILLY | .... | ..... |
WALMART | ..... | ..... |
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Given,
$ millions | Revenue | COGS | Average Inventory | Retail SQ Footage (000) | # of Stores |
Autozone | 10660 | 4902 | 3717 | 41066 | 6202 |
Costco | 134497 | 121715 | 9915 | 110700 | 762 |
Home Depot | 102793 | 71043 | 12670 | 237700 | 2287 |
Lowe's | 67744 | 48396 | 11378 | 209000 | 2015 |
O'Reilly | 9059 | 4237 | 2947 | 38455 | 5219 |
Walmart | 486143 | 374623 | 41825 | 1129000 | 11361 |
Answer a)
Inventory Outstanding = Average Inventory / COGS * 365
Autozone Inventory Outstanding= (3717/4902) * 365 = 227 days
In similar ways, remaining inventory days have been calculated
Answer b)
Gross Profit Margin = (Revenue - COGS) / Revenue
Autozone Gross Profit Margin = (10660-4902)/10660 = 54%
In similar ways, remaining gross profit margins have been calculated,
Company | Gross Profit Margin |
Autozone | 54.0% |
Costco | 9.5% |
Home Depot | 30.9% |
Lowe's | 28.6% |
O'Reilly | 53.2% |
Walmart | 22.9% |
Answer c)
Revenue Per square foot = Revenue / Total Square foot
Here, Revenue is in millions and square foot is in thousands therefore we need to convert thousand square foot in millions
Autozone Retails sq foot (in millions) = 41066 / 1000 = 41.066
Autozone Revenue Per square foot = 10660 / 41.066 = 259.58
Company | Revenue | Retail Sq foot | Revenue Per square foot |
Autozone | 10660 | 41.066 | 259.58 |
Costco | 134497 | 110.7 | 1214.97 |
Home Depot | 102793 | 237.7 | 432.45 |
Lowe's | 67744 | 209 | 324.13 |
O'Reilly | 9059 | 38.455 | 235.57 |
Walmart | 486143 | 1129 | 430.60 |
Revenue per store = Revenue / Total no of stores
Company | Revenue | # of Stores | Revenue Per Store |
Autozone | 10660 | 6202 | 1.72 |
Costco | 134497 | 762 | 176.51 |
Home Depot | 102793 | 2287 | 44.95 |
Lowe's | 67744 | 2015 | 33.62 |
O'Reilly | 9059 | 5219 | 1.74 |
Walmart | 486143 | 11361 | 42.79 |
Concluded.